Campaign ends as candidates fight for nominations
With two days until the primary, voters in the Sixth Congressional District face seven candidates, three Republicans and four Democrats, for Congress. Democratic nominees include Winebrenner Koon Cummings Mish while Republicans name Dawson Woltinger and Zihiman. Delegates to the State Convention are listed for both parties amid broad attention on local roads Brunswick Knoxville link and county road improvements are slated for next year with possible upgrades this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Sixth
David C. Winebrenner
This City
Thomas W. Koon
Cumberland
Andrew J
Cy") Cummings
Montgomery County
Frank W. Mish
Washington County
Thomas L. Dawson
Joseph W. Woltinger
Fred M. Zihiman
Allegany County
Frederick County
Koon
Frederick City
Cy” Cummings
Winebreamer
Calvin Coolidge
EL Guy Albaugh
Charles ©. Biser
Clarence C. Bowers
Chas
Goodell
I. Noel Haller
Eugene To. Bacrrison
Edwin C. Markell
Vernon W. Nicodemus
Charles A. Opel
Albert M. Frutterson
James A. Jones
John H. Wamison
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Harry Wood
Emory L. Coblents
Daid C. Winebrenner
Dr. C. I. Conley
Austin Baughman
Louis
Brunswick
Knoxville
John N. Mackall
State Stauds Commission
William L. Gross
State Road Commission
Static Roads Commission
State Roads Commission
Boys' Week Benefit Play To Be Presented
Tickets go on sale for the Boy Scout Boy s Week benefit production in the City Opera House on Friday May 16. The Hood College Marionettes perform Augustus Thomas Her Husband s Wife in three acts, a widely praised comedy about a hypochondriac wife and her schemes. Presented under the Frederick Rotary Club during Boys Week, the event aims for a packed audience and lively, humorous scenes.
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City Opera
Foy the Hood College
Augustus EB. Thomas
Irene Randolph
Thorougly
Frederick
Woman's Club Of All Saints To Meet After Summer
Announcement of an important gathering of the Woman's Club of All Saints in the Sunday school room on Monday at 2 30 o'clock. It is the last meeting before summer recess and members are urged to attend. The Sewing Branch directed by Mrs Frank Worthington made thirty seven garments for two families and three infant layettes. The Daughters of the King visited the sick, delivering flowers and dainties to the shut ins.
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Woman's Club of
All Saints Shareh
Frank Worthington
King
Club
Club selects new vice presidents for campaign group
Club Vice-President William M. Storm announced three additional vice-presidents for the Wicebrenner-for-Congress club. Appointees include John J. Crumlish of Emmitsburg YW Ellsworth Wilson of Mt. Alrr and Charles JD Walker of New London.
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William M. Storm
Wicebrenner-for-Congress Club
John J. Crumlish
Emmitsburg
YW. Ellsworth Wilson
Mt. Alrr
Charles JD. Walker
New London
Physician's case found on church steps in Baltimore
Night watchman finds a physician's medicine valise outside Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church on Market Space thought broken into for drugs. Inside were vials, stethoscope, tools, and a smaller leather case marked Charles W Neivhans Co. Unsure what items were stolen. only a hypodermic needle and some dope missing. Dr Rh W Baer later identified owner.
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Adam Brachey
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Brachey
Market Seare
East Church Street
Son
Charles W Nevhans &Co
Surgical and Dental Instruments
North Eutaw Street
Baltimore
Brucher
News.Post
Rh. W. Baer
News-Post
Herald Staff Entertained by Dr and Mrs J W Apple
Dr and Mrs J W Apple hosted a buffet supper for the Hool College Herald staff at the president's home on Thursday. Attendees included Mrs John D P Trendrichton, Mrs Iain M Lan dauer, Mrs Richard S Duiroan, Miss Lahin, Dr Dorothy Morrill, and Mrs Hendrickson who spoke on The Bell Towers of Frederick.
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J. W. Apple
Hool College Herald
Presient
John DP. Trendrichton
Iain M. Landauer
Richard S. Duiroan
Lahin
Dorothy Morrill
The
Herald
Bell Towers
Frederick
Hendrickson
Appl c
Fredrick
Frederick Clearing House notes gain in year totals
The Frederick Clearing House Association reports a strong year with total clearings of 21,611,205.35 dollars, up nearly a million from the previous year and far above prewar figures. Edwin J. Markell notes April had the heaviest month with 2,220,068. The report compares 1920 and 1803 figures, showing long-term growth and variation by month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tese
Capital Trust and Savings Bank Closes in St Paul
The Capital Trust and Savings Bank of St Paul with deposits of five million dollars was ordered closed by the State Superintendent of Banks. The bank has a capital of five hundred thousand dollars and was organized in December 1890. President Mitchell stated the bank should be able to pay its liabilities in full if land holdings are disposed of within a reasonable time for near normal value.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Capitol Trust and Savings Bank of
Irregular Stock Prices as Market Faces Absences
New York May 3 irregular stock prices followed a weekend with trader absences and new market developments. Early selling of volatile specialties eased after a sharp gain in Colorado fuel, with a firm close and about 275000 shares traded.
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Associated Preas
New York
Colorado
Miller Held for Passing Worthless Check in Baltimore
Howard G. Miller aged about 25 was arrested in Baltimore by County Constable Charles W. Smith and brought here. Before Justice J. Grahame Johnson the charge was not pressed. he made the check good and paid costs. A similar check at another local place was also cleared. Miller stayed at a Baltimore hotel and was said to work as a waiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullaly
Howard G. Miller
Baltimore
Charles W. Smith
J. Grahame Johnson
Miller
Dmehroom
Parole Officer James A Berger Quits Resignation Accepted
State parole officer James A Berger of Howard county submitted his resignation to State Parole Commissioner Edward M Tarrish. The resignation was accepted and Berger granted a travel of absence with pay until May 15. Berger served as a parole officer since 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Berger
Howard County
Edward M. Tarrish
Berger
Swat The Fly Advice From County Health Officer
Roy Shelton of Brunswick, recently convicted of sodomy and sent to the Rosewood Institution, received a two year term in the House of Correction. Health officials warn the public to combat house flies, detailing breeding, pests, and sanitation measures as warmer weather arrives and illness risks rise.
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Roy Shelton
Brunswick
House of Correction
Tudge Gleon IL Worthington
Slelton
Shelton
Sherk? Alhaugh
Tudge Worthington
Toure Pt
Beoken
Cuban government to receive arms from United States
The Cuban government facing violence in Santa Clara province appealed to Washington for a large supply of arms and ammunition for Royal forces against revolutionists. The State Department approved the request and sent it to the War Department, which expects timely delivery. President Añas left Hasang for Santa Clara to assess a revolt by armed forces.
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Prema
Washington
Santa Chira
Royas
State Department
War Department
Itavan
Anyas
Hasang
Santa Clara Provence
Brisk bidding marks sale of bank and hotel stocks
Public auction at the court house door by Samuel G. Duvall and Richard I. J. Dutrow as administrators of the late Rebecca H. Wallis. Frederick County National Bank stock sold in blocks to John S. Renn at about 20.65 and 20.10 to 20.20 per share. Farmers and Mechanics National Bank shares purchased by David Cramer at 65 and 57.3? per share. Frederick Hotel Company preferred stock bought by Calvin E. Schudtrecht at 65.60 and common stock sold to Dorsey Etchison at 4.50. Auctioneer William B. Darner.
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Bank and Frederick Hot Co
Court House
Samuel G. Duvall
Richard I. J. Dutrow
Rebecca H. Wallis
Frederick County National Bank
John S. Renn
Vitty
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
David Cramer
Frederick Hotel Company
Calvin EK
Fair Weather and Warm Temperatures Ahead in Week
Weather forecast for North and Middle Atlantic states calls for generally fair conditions with a chance of showers Wednesday or Thursday. Normal temperatures are expected. In other news, Marcus Danner of Newton Kansas, formerly of Jefferson, remains in critical condition after a recent disappearance and subsequent injuries. Rev Simon S Miller, patient at Frederickity Hospital since April after a fall, is reported to be improving.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Monlay
North
Middle Atlantic
Marcus Danner
Newton
Kansas
Jefferson
Roe
Newton Plaice
Danner
Simon S. Miller
Frederickity Hospital
Edulis
Exoneration Report For Zilman News Brief
Washington Maryland representative Bresterick Yibham faces exoneration after a house select committee investigation. The committee released a formal statement saying press reports lack foundation and that no finding will be released until a later date. Local residents may learn the outcome when printed testimony is released.
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Washington
Bresterick Yibham
Eputhican
Maryland
House
Willman
Imoney
Gaia
Zlitainn
Rena
Methodists Seek College Help for Law Enforcement Support
At the Episcopal general conference in Hartford, a unanimous resolution urged colleges to aid law enforcement. The move, proposed by President Fayeritues Chagdes Knut of Hartford, calls for increasing university cooperation and training in security measures nationwide.
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Associated Press
Bprinfield
Mites
Law Sud
Fayeritues Chagdes W. Knut
Hareth
College Presenta
Heirataid
Apsalan
Motin- Wisk
Search Continues for Major Martin in Alaska
A search party from Chignik Alaska will move along the Toreg Ser to the northern Abistar peninsula in an effort to locate Major Frederick Martin who has gone missing with a party of og teams searched today May 3.
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Associated Prensa
Tass
Alaska
Chignik
Abistar Peninsula
Prederick
Marlin
Minsing Wlohe Fier
Tering Ser
Mrs Tucker and Boy Husband Welcome Child in 17 Year Union
A terse notice from Hempstead New York reports the birth of a daughter to Mrs Susan Simeon Tucker aged 47 of Fer es City after her 17 year marriage to Purten S Tucker of South Essex Massachusetts. The certificate shows the parents are Mrs Tucker and her husband in a long recognized union.
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Mrs. Tucker
Astoelsted
Hempstead
N.Y
Teeenny Ji Badhdwin
Susan Simeon Tucker
Feres City
Tutisband
Purten S. Tacker
South Essex
Mass
Am Impary
Jersey
Dempsey Plans September Bout With Wills in Jersey City
In Los Angeles Dempsey prepares for a heavyweight bout against Harry Wills in Jersey City next September after accepting Tor d ker d's offer. Dempsey will suspend motion picture work during training for the fight amid the ongoing boxing negotiations.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Wlif
Dempsey
Tordekard
Harry Wills
Jersey City
Pupal stage of flies into adults described
The article explains the pupal stage of flies, where legs and wings develop and the mature fly emerges fully grown. The cycle from pupa to adult takes 10 to 14 days, after which the fly feeds immediately, having subsisted on stored food during the pupal period.
President Coolidge vetoes Bursum pension bill
President Coolidge vetoed the Bursum pension bill stating economy and no justification for added tax burden. He cited projected costs of 262.9 million dollars for five years and 416 million for ten years, and urged restraint on taxpayer funds. Senator Bursum vowed to seek votes to override the veto.
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Bursum
New Mexico
May Day at Hood College Fete to Feature Old French Wedding
Hood College plans its annual May fete on Saturday May 10 from 430 to 6 10 6 1. The event will stage an old French wedding ceremony with dances and other features. Frederick girls will participate and the May queen and her escort will be kept secret until the ceremony, fueling speculation about their identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Frederick
Tefe
Vets Celebrate Baltimore and Ohio Veterans in Brunswick
Committees finish plans for the Bal timore and Ohio Railroad Veterans Association celebration in Brunswick on May 15. Parade forms at Red Men’s Hall and traces a route through Potomac Street Delaware Avenue Brunswick Street Florida Avenue and city Park. Brunswick schools faculty will lead, bands will perform, and local fraternal groups and a fire company are expected to participate.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Veterans’ Association
Brunswick
M. S. Rice
Red Men's Hall
Potomac St
Maryland Avenue
Delware Avenue
Brunswick St
Florida Ave
Potomac Street
City Park
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Brunswick and
Mackall
Commission
Woman’s Club
All Saints
M. E. Church
Night Watchman
Dr. and
Mrs. Apple
Whreters
NEA
Cleveland
Colane Edwin P. Phayer
Attarms
U. S Senate
Joseph V. Kealing
Indiana
Mra
L. G. Woods
Pennsylvania
Mra. A. T
St. Paul Institution
Harn Myers
Pne
William Myers
Union Bridge
Frederick City Hospital
Young Tain
Leidy
Clarence Tuff
Tuff
Rosewo Training School
Herman N. Bundesen
M. DD
Cifaga
HG Wy Jauver
Dy.lindesen
Mies
Devaylus
Firth
Dr. Bundesen
Tocal
America
Wallis
Zimlman
Martin
Wills
Maay 3
Coolidge
Treasury
Hood
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